I think all the answers to my questions exist and the issue I have is I have not read or learned enough. I think I want to ask questions as a way to interact with community not because I need answers. When should I reach out and ask for help?
I think all the answers to my questions exist and the issue I have is I have not read or learned enough. I think I want to ask questions as a way to interact with community not because I need answers. When should I reach out and ask for help?
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I think as long as you’re doing the work of reading and practicing and it’s apparent, people in this community are happy to help. There is also a Discord server that’s more informal where lots of people ask questions.
Hi. You can always ask. Just keep in mind that no one is getting paid for this, and we're just trainees. Only don't waste other people's time, but again, you can always ask.
Use our discord server
https://discord.gg/KwrPFeb8TV
Unfortunately, with sorcery all the answers DON'T exist.
It turns out, our ability to understand things is thousands of times smaller than what's contained in reality.
Most of reality is incomprehensible. Another large part is "abstract", so that you can comprehend it, but not talk about it, think about it, or write about it.
Essentially sorcery can only be experienced, and then after that it's unlikely you can represent it even somewhat, using words.
But people do share and explain and try to help others, mostly just to encourage them to give it a serious try.
You don't learn by asking questions.
You learn by practicing.
Or to answer using don Juan's explanation, you only learn for real, when your assemblage point has moved over here on the J curve.